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100% Organic Cold-Pressed Rose Hip Seed Oil

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100% Organic Cold-Pressed Rose Hip Seed Oil — Reddit Reviews

by The Ordinary

90nextscore48 verdicts

Updated September 23, 2026

Cold-pressed rose hip oil for nightly moisture; loves dry, tret-wrecked skin.

What the community says

A single-ingredient facial oil that people mostly use at night, usually a few drops over moisturizer or tret. Dry, dehydrated, and post-retinoid skin tends to love it; oily or reactive skin can find it stingy or break out.

From Reddit

Backed by 23 threads from r/SkincareAddiction, r/30PlusSkinCare and 5 more.

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What people love

  • Single-ingredient, no fuss
  • Locks in moisture on dry, tret-flaky skin
  • Can calm redness and fade post-acne marks

Watch out for

  • Can sting or feel irritating on already-red skin
  • Not enough on its own when your barrier is really trashed
  • Some acne-prone folks get breakouts or zero payoff

Product details

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Real Reddit threads — 74 mentions across 23 threads

The Ordinary 100% Organic Cold-Pressed Rose Hip Seed Oil on Reddit, in one place — 23 threads from r/SkincareAddiction, r/30PlusSkinCare and 5 more, summarized.

“5. The ordinary rosehip oil”

Positive

“Rosehip hasn’t shown a huge difference for me but it has definitely helped with redness.”

Positive

“I do like that it makes my scars less noticeable though!”

Positive

“I also use the ordinary rosehip oil at night for the extra moisture.”

Positive

“Now that I'm back in the US and it's drier and getting colder”

Positive

“I've had a lot of luck with the mad hippie products.”

Positive

“The Ordinary rosehip oil did nothing for me. Waste of money.”

Mentioned

“I loooove The Ordinary's rose hip seed oil.”

Mentioned

“I have been using it for about a year as the last step in my evening skincare routine.”

Mentioned

“I love the rosehip oil. Great for Canadian winters”

Mentioned

“the ordinary rosehip oil is a good fallback.”

Positive

“Also Benton carrot oil for the face and when I can’t find that, the ordinary rosehip oil is a good fallback.”

Positive

“rosehip oil is a good fallback”

Positive
r/tretinoin4 Months
629

“TO rosehip oil or TO squalane oil to lock in moisture”

Positive

“TO rosehip oil”

Positive

“to lock in moisture”

Positive

“Currently using The Ordinary rosehip oil but any facial oil will work”

Positive

“For me, that’s an oil. Currently using The Ordinary rosehip oil”

Positive

“After that later, I layer oil.”

Positive

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